During her girlhood she learned to make lace using bobbins, which were worn on traditional costumes. Later she dedicated herself to lace making for personal use. After retiring, she started cooperating with the Crafts and Arts Organization. She made West Slovak laces (candle, chain, heart, rose), which were used for bed covers, table linens, dinner sets. She also made meter-long laces, which were used in costume production. In 1984, she obtained a certificate recognizing her as a master of folk art in the field of lace making, awarded by the Commission for Assessing the Professional Competence of Folk Art Craftsmen.